Top Things to do In Scarborough 2021

"The ruins of a lonely monastery standing on a cliff. When Bram Stoker saw it, he should have been so dilapidated, staring at the northern coastline. The towering pillars and famous ribs are majestic and profound, and they are silently telling the past."

"I specially took a map of Pisholm Park for Ctrip er's reference. The park is not big and the scenery is beautiful. In summer, there are fountains that cool and relieve heat. It is very interesting to play in the fountains, and occasionally you can see street performers!"

"Tourist to England, this stop to England's Yorkshire, the castle in North Yorkshire, is owned and inhabited by the Howard family of generations. The castle was originally built by the third generation of Charles Carlisle, who was sealed in 1692 and commissioned John ∙ Van Burr to design and build this luxury Baroque Howard castle in North Yorkshire. In front of the castle is an English garden, with arched windows full of neatly veneered windows, and huge arched alcoves with exquisite statues that, together with the dome, embody the Baroque style. Entering the main entrance is the antique corridors of the castle, which contain a large collection of 18th and 19th century antiques."

"Scarborough Beach is a very well-known beach. The coastline is long and long, it is worth to come and play ~ very interesting attractions, very recommended! You can also experience marine projects, and I am very satisfied overall!"

"Scarborough Open Air Theatre is a completely open-air theater. It is very interesting. Although it has the feeling of temporary construction, the equipment and lighting effects are not lost at all. It is very good, the sound is great, and the scene is very infectious!"

"Fall in love with the dome of this drum Rotunda Museum, a spectacular scene! Especially beautiful, especially when the light is good, the art is full, and the exhibits are also rich, mainly modern art, suitable for listening while walking and listening"

"The York Minster is a must see in York. It displays both architecture and religious significance. It also gives an ambiance of going back in time."

"The scenic spot is not big, it is a small place, but in the middle of the monastery, you can enjoy a lot of beautiful scenery. If you go, you must go to see it is worthwhile to visit. The scenery is charming and has local characteristics."

"Whitby is the place where the famous British navigator Captain Cook started. He was the first Englishman to arrive in Australia and New Zealand. On the high ground on the coast of Whitby, there stands his bronze statue, which is very tall and majestic, symbolizing the dream of a powerful ocean power in the past."

"Potterheads this is the place to be. Feel like walking through Diagon Alley or just purchasing a wand at the Store that Must Not be Named. Be sure to go there early in the morning to beat the crowd and avoid weekends."